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Department of Economics

Eleanya Nduka

Eleanya Nduka

UG Year 2 Tutor 3

Contact details

Phone: +44 (0)24 761 50143
Email: Eleanya dot Nduka at warwick dot ac dot uk
Room: S0.68
Advice and feedback hours: appointment via email
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About me

"Green energy costs too much, but fossil fuels cost significantly more."

Dr Eleanya Nduka researches energy, climate change and health in developing countries. His research provides insights into energy transitions and how people value negative health spillovers. Recently, his research links energy use to well-being and explores possible speedy energy transitions using nudges. He received a PhD in Economics from the University of Exeter.

My current commitments include research under the following awards:

Research Interests

  • Environmental & Natural Resource Economics
  • Patients' Stated Preference

Featured Publications

Reducing carbon footprint by replacing generators with solar PV systems: A contingent valuation study in Lagos, Nigeria
(sole-authored), 2023, Environment and Development Economics. 27: 1-22.

How to get rural households out of energy poverty in Nigeria: A contingent valuation, (sole-authored), 2021, Energy Policy 149: 112072.

Farmers’ preferences and willingness to pay for climate-smart agricultural technologies on rice production in Nigeria, (with Ifeoma Q. Anugwa, Elizabeth A. Onwubuya, Jane M. Chah & Chisom C. Abonyi), 2021, Climate Policy 121:1-20.

Reducing carbon footprint by replacing generators with solar PV systems: A contingent valuation study in Lagos, Nigeria
(sole-authored), 2023, Environment and Development Economics. 27: 1-22.

How to get rural households out of energy poverty in Nigeria: A contingent valuation, (sole-authored), 2021, Energy Policy 149: 112072.

Farmers’ preferences and willingness to pay for climate-smart agricultural technologies on rice production in Nigeria, (with Ifeoma Q. Anugwa, Elizabeth A. Onwubuya, Jane M. Chah & Chisom C. Abonyi), 2021, Climate Policy 121:1-20.

A self-employed taxpayer experimental study on trust, power and tax compliance in eleven countries
(with Larissa Batrancea et al.), 2022, Financial Innovation. 8:1-23.

Other Articles

Improving basic education outcomes in Nigeria, effectiveness, accountability and equity issues
(with Chukwuka Onyekwena, Muhammed Adekunle, & Olumide Taiwo), 2017, The Education Commission, New York. Technical Report.